suprised 6 7 not in there honestly

watch the party die

Possibly the funniest song in the history of the genre

I love how they claim this despite the fact that Drakes dropped a hundred songs since the beef

these same threads get made every week by the same handful of users that also are obsessed with pop crave tweets, streaming data, and everything else besides the music

Saying Kendrick killed hip hop = Drake lost and doesn’t know how to make hits anymore

Hip-hop is at its lowest in 2025. I’m not actually shocked. Just sad considering it’s my favorite genre. Sad to see the state that it’s in

R&b niggas took over
More ppl want mood music to f***

hoodrich juan pablo home
he gonna put the game on his back

Yeah it's the good ol' 50 year life cycle for a genre coming up.

Soundcloud really was the nu-metal phase of hip-hop

Kendrick opened the door the clipse followed a few other niggas all the rest of these nigga sat and did nothing especially all the trap artist

This is horrible news, and at the same time potentially culture saving news. The "culture" desperately needs to course correct.

aint he drop a whole 20gb of songs or someshit

Niggas not making catchy music either the most catchy s*** on urban radio is R&b tracks

Actually would work with AI tbh

Hopefully this continues, the genre needs a reset.

They don’t remember Drake dropped 3 songs this year that all flopped.

sales threqd

Drake dropped more music than Kendrick and Cole combined since the beef btw.

nahh we need more videos like this

hip hop started in the late 70s as a street movement

the 80s had it gain cultural relevance in the way of NWA and public enemy and run DMC and LL

the 90s rappers took that and RAN WITH IT. guys like nas, jay, wu tang, DMX, outkast mastered the craft while staying extremely in touch with the streets

then the next generation made it skillfully pop friendly. guys like ludacris, nelly, eminem, 50 cent. they weren't better than the 90s guys IMO but theyre the ones who turned it into the #1 genre in america popularity wise

then we had the 2010s which IMO were a step down from the 2000s but still gave us the best pop rapper (drake) as well as kendrick, j cole

after that.... the next generation got into mumble rap, trap, drill which was still very popular in the streets and was a change up from the previous decades. i think it was a needed direction shift after the genre had plateau'd. however this era proved to be lacking in terms of artistic content (IMO - some may disagree) and it didn't have wide lasting appeal which leads us to today where hip hop doesnt have a single song in the top 40.

Anyone saying this is a good thing should talk to some older rock fans